BREAKING: Just five minutes before Trump's announcement to halt the attacks on Iran, massive trades reportedly hit the market. In one move, $1.5 billion in S&P 500 (ES) futures was bought while $192 million in oil (CL) futures was sold. These orders were 4–6x larger than anything else at the time. The trader seemingly made huge gains. Unusual.

BREAKING: The US government now may owe US companies $175 billion in tariff refunds, per CNN

You just can’t make this up. Cramer’s Inverse portfolio beat Nancy Pelosi’s portfolio in 2025.

BREAKING: 23 hantavirus cruise passengers returned home to 'all corners,' including to the US, and one is already sick, per NYP

BREAKING: FIFA reportedly considering expanding the World Cup to 64 teams in 2038, per Sports Business Journal

Donald Trump has been fined $200 after he was months late to report buying and selling millions in stocks, per WaPo.

BREAKING: S&P500 has hit a new record high

BREAKING: The US is rolling back tariffs on “products that cannot be grown, mined, or naturally produced in the United States," per WSJ

58% of students who graduated within the past year are still looking for a job, per FORTUNE

What is your best financial advice for someone looking to start 2026 right?

BREAKING: The Clintons are asking for public hearings in Epstein files, per NYT

"The average cost of a date for a millennial is now $252," per BMO

BREAKING: The Pentagon has failed its annual audit, the eighth year in a row.

BREAKING: SpaceX's IPO is expected to create 4,000 new millionaires, including some cafeteria workers whose compensation packages include employee stock options, per Bloomberg.

BREAKING: Oracle has reportedly begun layoffs, with 30,000 employees likely to be fired, per the Deccan Herald.

BREAKING: Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem has said US citizens should be prepared to show proof of citizenship.

The U.S. housing market is going to face a price correction “worse than 2008,” according to housing analyst Melody Wright, who expects home prices to drop in half as soon as next year, per Newsweek.

40% of those earning over $300k are living paycheck to paycheck, per Goldman Sachs, $GS.

Amazon $AMZN's AWS is still down. Here are some of the sites affected: Adobe Creative Cloud Airtable Amazon (incl. Alexa & Prime Video) Apple Music Asana AT&T Battlefield (EA) Blink (Security) Boost Mobile Canva ChatGPT Chime Coinbase CollegeBoard Dead By Daylight Delta Air Lines Duolingo EA Fanduel Fetch Fortnite (Epic Games services) GoDaddy Grubhub HBO Max Hinge Hulu IMDb Instacart Kik League of Legends Life360 Lyft McDonald’s app Microsoft (incl. 365, Outlook & Teams) MyFitnessPal Navy Federal Credit Union Peloton Pinterest PlayStation Network Pokémon Go Rainbow Six Siege Reddit Ring Robinhood Roblox Roku ShipStation Signal Slack Smartsheet Snapchat Square Starbucks Steam Strava T-Mobile Tidal Trello Ubisoft Connect United Airlines Venmo Verizon VRChat Wall Street Journal Whatnot Wordle Xbox Xero Xfinity by Comcast Zillow Zoom Ouch.